Rossoneri seek creative reinforcement
AC Milan have made an approach to Manchester City regarding the availability of Jack Grealish, according to reports from Italy. The England international faces an uncertain future at the Etihad Stadium with his contract due to expire next summer.
The Rossoneri are actively seeking a trequartista capable of operating from the left in manager Ruben Amorim’s 3-4-2-1 formation. This requirement has become pressing amid the continued possibility that Rafael Leão could depart the club before the transfer window closes.
Grealish’s contractual situation has driven his market value down sharply. Reports indicate that Manchester City would accept a fee in the region of €10 million to €15 million, although Milan are understood to be targeting the lower end of that valuation.
Everton loan spell cut short by injury
The 30-year-old forward spent the previous campaign on loan at Everton, where he demonstrated his creative capabilities during the early months. He contributed two goals and six assists in his first 22 appearances and claimed a Premier League Player of the Month award. However, his momentum was halted by a foot injury that interrupted the latter stages of the loan.
Despite these contributions, Everton have cooled their interest in securing his services permanently, leaving the player to consider alternative destinations.
Squad role under Maresca
Grealish remains registered with the Premier League champions and featured in their most recent fixture. He made a 14-minute cameo appearance from the substitute’s bench during Sunday’s 2-1 victory over Bournemouth.
The situation presents the 30-year-old with a choice: remain at Manchester City to compete for playing time under Enzo Maresca, or secure a move to Serie A where regular starts may be more readily available. With the transfer deadline approaching, a resolution is expected imminently.